Charlotte has been top-5 for years. Charlotte, Camila, Chloe. Beyond those, you get into Celtic names, classic Latin picks, and a few surprises. C is competitive territory.
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one who carries
Englishloyal as a dog
Englishcask maker, craftsman
Englishfree man
Englishbearer of Christ, Christ-carrier
Greekcrooked river, winding stream
ScottishChristian (the religion)
Englishson of Cole
Englishson of Carsun, dweller near the marsh
Americanstrong, virile
Spanishhound lover, dog enthusiast
Irishderived from Calvus, bald
Englishpeaceful, gentle
Scottishcoal, swarthy
Englishhunter
Americanfree man
Englishwinding valley
Americanbattle
Americancolt herder, horse keeper
Americanpriest
Jewish Americanlittle battle
Scottishgroup, team, company of people
Americansun, throne
Persianround barrel, lump
Englishfrisky, energetic youth
Americanhelpful; assistant; descendant of the helpful one
AmericanCurrency
AmericanChrist-follower
Europeanfollower of Christ, Christian
Spanishyoung dog, whelp
Englishphonetic American invention
Americanson of Cole
Americanthe victorious (Arabic city name)
Americanimperial title, ruler
Spanishdescendant of Ceallachán
Irishopportunity, happenstance
Englishone who is learned
Englishstrife, war
Irishbold counsel
Germancrow, dark bird
Englishbattle
Scottishyoung creature, cub
Englishnoble, freeborn youth
Spanishmortal, earthly
Englishson of Cadan
Americanhollow, empty
Englishof the Caspian Sea
Englishdark man's settlement, coal-black farm
EnglishI believe (credo)
Americanof the Cassian family (Roman gens)
Englishdivinely appointed, called by God
Americanincrease, growth
Englishson of Cole, dark one's son
Englishanointed one carrier
Englishbald (short for Calvin from Latin Calvinus)
Americanraven
Irishlife, the living
Jewishof Mount Carmel
Italianwolf lover
Irishwatchful, vigilant (via Casey influence)
Americanfrom the River Clyde
Scottishdealer in provisions and supplies
Englishdivinely selected (spiritual connotation)
Americanstone worker (via Mason)
Americanchurch official, rule of law
Americanchief desire
Irishalert, watchful
Americanspeed of God
Americanson of the marsh dwellers
Americantreasurer, keeper of treasure
Dutchdark settlement
Americanpeace, gentleness
Scottishson of Cole
Englishman, warrior
Italiancrooked mouth, wry-mouthed
Scottishcourteous, well-bred
Englishbattle chieftain (Cerdic interpretation)
Englishacquired, possessed
Englishbold and modern (cultural meaning)
Americanman, husband (older Germanic sense)
Englishto rejoice, joyful
Romanthe promised land
Americanmaiden, heart
Americansong, poem
Italianbold counsel, brave advisor
Dutchanointed one
Italianat the holly trees
Irishland bordering the sea
Englishvillage of the cross, farm by the cross
Englishcedar tree, resinous wood
Americancart maker, transporter
Frenchsmall sheltered coastal bay
Americanbearer of Christ
Englishbattle, warrior
Americanchariot boy
Irishcharcoal maker
Irishdweller by the cliff ford
Englishwatchful, vigilant
Americancrew, team
Welshimmortality, eternal life (symbolic)
Americanwinding river
Scottishdeep gorge, ravine
AmericanChrist-carrier
Spanishone who carves, wood-carver
Americanblind
Englishquiet, calm, reserved
Americanhound of the plain
Irishancient, enduring, long-lived
Irishselected, chosen one
Americanbright, clear, famous
Englishsupplanter, one who replaces another
Americanfirm, unwavering
Englishfrom Chester (place name)
Englishassociated with Chevrolet automobiles
Americanbent river
Americanorder, universe
Italiancanal worker, church official
Englishcrooked hill
Scottishcarrier of the anointed one
Spanishcrooked hill; bent (cam) nose (sron)
Scottishtown near the cliff
Englishlittle dark one
Irishrhythm, beat, flow
Americanwarrior, battle
Englishfree man, strong man
Englishrocky outcropping, cliff dweller
Scottishpebbly place, bald clearing
Americanmoon
African Americantalent, colorful
Welshgarden, vineyard (Mount Carmel)
Spanishfollower of Christ
Latinchurch official, ecclesiastical law
Americanhilltop estate
Americandweller near the marsh
Scottishcourteous, polite
Hispanicfrom the kaupa (trading) land
Englishrough waters, hard stream
Scottishlittle wolf, little hound
Irishreferring to the Cree Indigenous people of Nort...
Indigenous North Americanthe carved one (alternate etymology)
Latinone who lives near a steep bank
Englishfortified camp, military settlement
Americanphonetic blend (possibly new house, or river)
Americanraven, crow
Americanmaker of cords and ropes
Americanhorn, strong-willed
Romanto hunt, to chase
AmericanEnglish place name surname
Englishacquired, possessed
Englishmild, merciful
Frenchson of Carr, from the marsh
Americanchalice, cup
Greekhero, brave warrior
Irishcurly-haired
Irishsun, shepherd
Americanbent river
Americanswift warrior
Irishgarden, orchard of God
Italiandestroyer of peace (literal)
Polishthrone, power
Italianselected, set apart
Americancrossroads, cross
Englishconcluding musical passage
Italianrocky hill settlement
Americanson
Americanson of Colin
Irishcross, the cross of Christ
Frenchcrow crossing
Englishfollower of Christ
Spanishhuntsman, game warden
Americaninvented by Sir Walter Scott, based on Old Engl...
Welshcharcoal merchant, coal worker
Americanslender, powerful in battle
Irishasked of God, divine request
Americanfree man
Americandefender, advocate
AmericanCharles's settlement
Americandark one's town
AmericanCarl's town or farm
Englishvisible mass of water droplets in sky
Englishmaker or seller of knives
Americanimperial title, emperor
Latinyoung person, noble youth
Americanluxurious softness
Americanfortune, chance
Englishlordly, masterful
Englishblue-green color
Americansteep rock face by a crossing
Englishclever, astute
Romanwarrior of life
Native Americanmodern American name
Americancross
Spanishsincere, genuine
Americanlame, limping
Italianto hide
Englishknife, cutting blade of a plow
Americanman, husband
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